Royal Worcester Evesham China

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Royal Worcester Evesham Gold and Evesham Vale Royal Worcester Evesham is a popular line of English fine china and porcelain dinnerware known for its classic and elegant design. It features a white background adorned with a beautiful large blockwork design featuring fruit, nuts and vegetables transfer printed in a variety of combinations. The Evesham china pattern typically includes ripe fruits like apples, cherries, pears, plums, peaches, and blackberries, along with assorted vegetables,notably sweet corn all in warm, bright inviting colours. Royal Worcester Evesham Gold was introduced in 1961 and production continued until 2015, although later pieces were produced, not in England but in Portugal. Evesham Vale versions with green not gilt rims were introduced in 1984 and produced right up to 2015 Evesham Vale was introduced to offer a more everyday and versatile version being microwave, oven and freezer proof, although later pieces of Evesham Gold were microwave proof Evesham Gold and Evesham Vale were also produced for the Royal Worcester Hotel and Catering ranges with a slightly different Royal Worcester factory Stamp Royal Worcester Evesham was marketed in the mid-to upper price ranges by Worcester and retailed by a variety of specialist but also mass market retailers. By pricing the porcelain in this bracket, Worcester achieved both sales volume and longevity, making Evesham one of the most recognisable success stories in late English porcelain production. Royal Worcester remained a prestigious British porcelain manufacturer. The Evesham design gave it sales in a mass market previously not available to the factory. Key Features of Royal Worcester Evesham china: Material : Usually fine porcelain or bone china. Design : Hand-painted or transfer-printed designs of fruits and vegetables. Trim : Often edged with gold, though some pieces feature a plainer trim for everyday use. Items : The range includes dinnerware, teacups, coffee sets, bakeware, and serving dishes.